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14.02.23
Impact sound reduction provided by current Portuguese and Brazilian floating floors: comparison between lab test and EN 12354 results.- Abstracts:
This paper presents a set of comparisons between lab results of impact sound tests exerted on small floating floors samples, using various resilient materials currently used in Portugal and Brazil, as well as comparisons between these results were also com (...)
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- 10.02.23
Hazard assessment of debris-flow-prone watersheds in Cubatão, São Paulo State, Brazil - Abstract:
In Brazil, research related to the occurrence and prevention of debris fows is incipient when compared to the extent of the impacts caused by the phenomena. There is a need for further studies that consider susceptibility and hazard, especially in areas that (...)
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- 24.01.23
Desenvolvimento de equipamento para remoção de sólidos e descarte da primeira chuva - Abstracts:
The use of rainwater in urban environments requires the use of a minimal system of treatment that allows the adequacy of the quality of water abstracted user needs. This processing system consists minimally by a system for disposal of first rain water and a (...)
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- 19.01.23
Comparative evaluation of brt (bus rapid transit) and lrt (light rail trasit) systems: life cicle simulation using the gabi software tool - Abstracts:
To evaluate the applicability of the Lie Cycle Assessment (LCA) technique to compare the environmental performance of two means of urban transport: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and Light Rail Transit (LRT). It was defined a scope for the study, a common function (...)
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- 19.01.23
Captação de água de chuva em construções existentes: estratégia de implantação em área sob risco de enchentes no município de São Paulo. - Abstracts:
The use of systems for capturing rainwater in urban environment is often cited as having double benefit: the ability to act as an auxiliary source to the main water supply and alternative attenuator peak floods. Although theoretically both precepts are corr (...)
